I think we both know what you're doing. If I praised Italians for laying down the infrastructure of Mogadishu & being better than British up north doesn't mean that I agree with all aspects of Italian colonialism but it means I can acknowledge the good things they've done.
Speak about yourself and you own upbringing dhiladi ku xaarti wasse. It's not my fault facts hurt your fickle precious feelings about Somali nationalism or your subjected self image. Italians built Mogadishu and developed south Somalia much more than north that's the contention. You raving about how bad is colonialism has nothing to do with the topic at hand when your first quoted me ya ibni al kaleb.
You haven't added anything ΩΨ§ ΨΩΩΨ§Ω your own sources agrees with me no famine was registered in Somalia from 1880-1960. However 3 famines were registered in 1975, 1993 and 2011.
1974-75 | Somalia | 20,000 | 20,000 | 20,000 |
1991-93 | Somalia | 360,000 | 220,000 | 500,000 |
2011 | Somalia | 255,000 | 255,000 | 255,000 |
Your very own source debunks famine claims during Italian rule, all 3 famines happened after
1960.
Your other source (country studies) clearly says Italians established a comprehensive plan to develop its Italian colony.
"The two decades between 1900 and 1920 were a period of colonial consolidation. However, of the colonial powers that had divided the Somalis, only Italy developed a comprehensive administrative plan for its colony. The Italians intended to plant a colony of settlers and commercial entrepreneurs in the region between the Shabeelle and Jubba rivers in southern Somalia. The motivation was threefold: to "relieve population pressure at home," to offer the "civilizing Roman mission" to the Somalis, and to increase Italian prestige through overseas colonization. Initiated by Governor Carletti (1906-10), Italy's colonial program received further impetus by the introduction of fascist ideology and economic planning in the 1920s, particularly during the administration of Governor Cesare Maria de Vecchi de Val Cismon. Large-scale development projects were launched, including a system of plantations on which citrus fruits, primarily bananas, and sugarcane, were grown. Sugarcane fields in Giohar and numerous banana plantations around the town of Jannaale on the Shabeelle River, and at the southern mouth of the Jubba River near Chisimayu, helped transform southern Somalia's economy."
See keleb yaho kelbata dashay. Your own source proved you don't read the links you post. Just another diaspora kid high on pan Somalnimo fart who wish to keep Italian oppression stick deep in his rectum.
Beenta joji walaalo ma nihin ha ii habarin, sharmutdada siilka qarmun ah aad kaso baxday isku hooyo isku aboo ma nehin. Abaha oo hoyada dekada ku wasse ee shahwada siilked ku shubay wax alla lah qarabad ama xidiid ama tol ah waxba isku ma nehin.
Garac garaac dhalay, suuli iyo qodafad ku dex koray naclad iyo inkaar ayaad qabta. Bakhti foqol bakhti.